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How Should Unmarried Couples Share Finances: 3 Ways + Tips
How Should Unmarried Couples Share Finances? Learn here the best ways for unmarried couples to share finances harmoniously.
How to Stop Fighting About Money in 3 Steps
Do money talks lead to tension or fighting in your relationship?
Then check out post, where I reveal the 3 steps I teach my clients so that you can have financial peace of mind just like they do!
Take a look and give the 3 steps a shot – they work wonders!
7 Steps to Talk Money With Your Husband or Wife Successfully
You’ve tried talking money with your partner...but those conversations seem only to make you feel worse?
How do you break this loop and have healthy financial communication?
In this article, you can read all about the step by step approach on how to have productive money talks with your significant other.
The 3 Steps to Settle Disagreements About Childcare Expenses
Child-related expenses are a challenging topic for many families.
What can you do when you and your significant other disagree?
Today, I'll share 3 steps to settle these disagreements and move forward in a productive and loving way. This includes:
Cultivating Understanding
Plotting Scenarios, and
Compare, Compromise, and Choose
What To Do When You Mess Up About Money?
What do you do when you've made a mistake about money?
Maybe you overspent, or maybe you kept an account secret from your partner.
In this article, I'll teach how to clean up that mess and figure out how to handle it better in the future.
Where have you messed up in a money-related situation? With this video in mind, what can you do about it? Share in the comments!
What To Do When You Make More Money Than Your Husband*?
What To Do When You Make More Money Than Your Husband: A guide for breadwinning women who are wondering how the income imbalance will affect their relationship.
How To Make A Couple Budget That Sticks!
Money is a top stressor in relationships. It is also a top cause of divorce in the US, where divorce rates are ~46%.
It’s common to face some challenges around money. If this is you and your relationship, just know…
You’re not alone.
It’s essential to create a shared vision and a couple budget that will make it happen. But it’s not always easy to get on the same page.
Marriage Counselor or Financial Coach? A Couples Financial Coach's Take on Which One You Need
Money is a top cause of relationship stress, breakups, and divorce. When couples face financial issues, they want to find their way to clarity, teamwork, and peace of mind.
But what kind of professional is best-suited to give you the support you need?
Dave Ramsey’s blog post -- “Marriage Counselor or Financial Coach: Which One Do You Need?” -- tries to bring some clarity to this conversation.
He analyzes some stressful money situations. Then, he suggests whether to hire a (1) Marriage Counselor or (2) Financial Coach.
I’m a Couples Financial Coach and Certified Mediator. I’m also a former Tax Attorney and Financial Advisor. Keep reading to see where I agree, disagree, or even suggest a third choice.
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Below, I’ll discuss Dave’s seven situations. Then, I’ll share some other common money issues and which professional I recommend. Finally, I’ll share more about my work as a Couples Financial Coach.